Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 10, 1876, Page 1

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J. 8 BARNES & CO.y 70 Madison-st. e STOOKHOLDERS MEETINGS. ¢ Ormes or toE BALTINORE, Preronunos & Cui- Tothe Stookholders of the Baltimore, Pittsburgh & Ohicago Railway Company, Ilinois Div.t X f e unsa ot Dircciors of £hd avore: msd Company adopled Oct, 25, 1370 o specint meeting of the stockholders of ‘the Holtlmore, Titisbareh & Chileago Railway Company, Tlinols Dirision, lshereby called to 'be held on Wodnes- day, Kov, 200, 1870, at balf-pnst 2 o'clock p. m,, stthe publi: ofiice of the Company, No. 83 Sonth Clitk-et., Chicago, Cook Coanty, 11k, to consider 2d vota upon the question of changing the namo of the Compuny to ** Daltimoro & Ohfo & Chicago Taiiroad Company, "' inaccordance with thoatatato of fheStato of iltinols In such cases mado and povided, W, C. UINCY, N JONN TYRRELL, Directors ‘of N. LUDINGTON, theBalti- DANIEL A, JOXES, | more, Pitte- HORACE F, WAITE, ‘»hnrgh&: Chi- WILLIAM KEYSER, | cago Railwa: GEO. It DENNIS, ' | Comany, 1lli- JOIN VE nolsDiviston. N K. COWEN, _JANES WALSIL, __WORCCSTERSIIRE SAUCE. LEA & PERRINS’ CELEBRATED TPROSOUNCED BY EXTRACT i of s LETTER from a CORNOIESEURG MEDICAL GENTLE- TO BE TUE BAN nt Madras, to his ! . brother at BTV WORCESTE| 0NLY GOOD oy, 1651, **Tell LEA & PER N RINS thatthelr Bauce 4 1s highly esteemed in SAUGE,” And Applteatie to | EVERY VARIETY f OF DISH, 2y nrlmun. the most pal- atalilo dn woll na the d most wholesome Sauca that s mado." WORCESTERSIRE SAUCE, LEA & PERRINS’ SIGNATURE {s on EVERY BOTTLE. Legoinio JOHY DUNOAN'S S0YS, NEW YORK, ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE, The General Transatlantie Cor A sl T Company's Mall Bteamers e New Yurk and. Havre, caliing t Tiymoutn {6.1) for e tandiug or' passengers.. e spiendid ToucBon ths avarita outio for (o Goutinent. (Cabina FEoed with Electiic Tielye, ) wil #ai) {7oni Dlor NOs 0t o Hry Ollows: . Cieris N fice, 4, 0'm. M . "Prica of i (i, ine) First cabin, ¥110 to ng 10 nccomuudation. Second, $73. Reinga gy Bl liotien lckei at’ reduced rates. i reclor aceomnmodation, fncluding Tae, beddiog and ut, s Yithout exira chatye, 04 carey_steeray oar Ty Agant for North Gorman le.fl Jhesteamern of thia Com any will mall Satur. fore1om Dremien ior. Took oF ThiRLest [loben: on flatse=From New York to Eoithiampton, &tln, sgoien, frak eabin, BiC: Sotand b ¢ 850 currrncd el:\"c‘""m 2 Bowltng Green, New Sork. AMERICAN LINE. PILADELPHIA ™ AND LIVERPOOL. s, Interwedinte, and steerngo paseage Geaerst o AT LOWEST RATES. ™l oftice, 148 Ln Sallo-st., corner Madison. . 1. MILNE, Wosteru dzent, Great Westorn | Stenmship Line. L Cally o' gm:g&?\';v York 10 Brlatot (England) diroct. iswaLL Lot Shesaey: Nov B Sabin pass Brouniosyake: $70: Intermedizin, $43; Sl 0, iokeid 79 dniermediate, £43; Sicerage, Eit 201 Prepald Meorage certificatas, La...f:fl'rlmyu. B &, £larkest., Michigad e e e e OLD TYRE, FOR SALE, A QUANTITY OF OLD TYPE. APPLY AT The Counting Room of This Office Why pay 4 . fall P37 $20 a0d $10 when you m.‘::,gf feclh at DR, MoCTiNSH B0 1o Sas %‘. mmmluh(on?:l:.manln the clty. LW, - A mminn Have the largest and best as- gorted stock of fine Prench Miliinery Goods In this city, at prices within the reach of all. 200 different styles of Trim- med BONNETS and ROUND HATS to select from. 600 CARTONS FANCY FEATHERS, OSTRIOCH PLUMES, TIPS, BANDS, CORONETS, &ec. 200 DOZEN FELT HATS at 86c; FRENCH FELTS, $1.00 and $1.60; FLORAL GARNI- TURES for Evening Toilets. BOYS HATS in great variety 121 & 123 State-st. COAL. J. L. HATHAWAY, Coal Dealer, MAIN OFFICE AND DOCK: Gor. Market and Raudolph-sts 0Offlos and Dok, No, 1 North Market-st. (Offioe and Dook, No, 287 Archer-av, Offloo and Yard, No, 711 Weat Lake-st, Branoh Offoe, No. 140 LaSalle-st For tho present wo offer. deliverad in the Oity, our, Sug‘arlm‘ Coal, boing tho 8:0- the BUTLER OOLX,IBRY g0u- pounda: LARGBEHGG - = = - 8; BGER v = v v = = « = « BANGE « « = = « = = = « NUT w = = = = Briar Hill, Brio, Blossburg, and other Coni Jor Balo at Market Hates, Orders from Oity or Country will roceive prompt attention. Coal by the car-load at redneed rates. J. L. HATHAWAY, . WILMINGTON COATLT REDUCED. ‘Wilmington Ton Lots to Dealors in Yard, £3.00 per ton. ‘Wilmington Rotail Delivered, $4 per ton. Chicago, Wilmington & Yermillfon Cosl Co, Wilmington S8tar Coal Ca. Wil=ington Coal Mining & Mfg. Co. FKarekn Coal Co, PIA'N(-lS AND OIRGANS. g Warll Tako PR R L A A 1 tho uruial pHCO 0f Ane.o y 7y peron Fidinic botwoot the Nortiand tho#ont Pola who Wil Rend Uk telr ddroes wil rocelve frep of :’unin descriptive cataloguo, so thut they way buy of us el PIANOG FOR CIRISTMAR, Al Wao are makio, Fino rosewood cnsea, carved_leks, splendld_tono; rices €250 to S0, tering 23 cash aud €13 month- T7.50F "85 cas ant #10 mo.uhll(yx prfie« S0V 10 ion i £300Eants anid @2 Wty rices w500 0 200, terms §100 ¢ath nnd £40 Mot hly. ORGANS FOR CHRISTMAS, w tslc coses, swostest quality of tone, £100 o 300 g Poring £ Saih ani £10 MOReNy: Qnarterly PRymants ou planos ot orkans fecelved it acgivet, i airuinents faken o excifiie o mnko &Y. R REED'S TENPLE OF Mustc, 0 Van iuror EINANCIAL. 7 PER CEAT, LOW COMMISSICGNS. TURNER & OND, 102 Washlngton-st, ons on fiest-class Improved City Property fn Yery cholec Joana on very eholco hiislness pronerty at Blzvlfl.mggum..s l;lkg‘.})\‘:n—;{.’zwu dkfil‘&‘.“.“'h"’ In suma of §13.000 and upward an cholco fneide real catale, Smllce s st bor cent ‘To Joan on Warchouse I(ewlrll for Qroin and Provis. “m, on City Certiicates and Vouchers, on licnts and origeges. LAZALUS SILVERMAN, Bauk Chisinber of Coummerce. ‘WANTED FOR CASH. Muat be in guod locatlon, rentod to first-class temante, and et gy goud incowmo on the pur. chase price. We wisito deal u;llllui)wnun only. FURNE 3 Washington.st, Ice Saws. Best quality st reduced prices. R. HOE & CO., New York and Chlcago, OIL TANIL ON & EVENDEN, IL TANKS anp SHIPPING CANS, 47 & 40 Wes$ Laka Streat, ORI OACO, Y TTroery VICTORY ! It Was" a Close Call, but We Think We've Cot 'Em. ‘The Democrats Weakening Bad- ly, and Looking for a Hole to Crawl Out of, Storey Still on the Ragged Edge and in the Cave of Gloom. North Carolina, South Caro- lina, Louisiana, and 'Flog:ida, All Believed to Have Knocked the Solid South Folly on the Head, - Louisiana Just Now the Centro of Escitement and Tnterest. Signs of, Coming Violence and Bloodshed Already Observable, Interesting Sketch of the Situation There, Pastand Present. The Democratic Claim of Illinois and Wisconsin Wholly Groundless, N il Chicago Times, Nov. “ GLORY TO GOD 1" y Chicago Times, Noe. i, “LET US PRAY.” THE GENERAL RESULT. DEMOCRATA OETTING SOARED, dpectal Dispatch (o The Tridbune. ‘Wasmivotox, D. C., Nov. 0—13:80 p. m.— Hewitt, Chalrman of tho National Democratic Committeo, sonds a dispateh Liere which shows great consternation at the Democratic Head- quarters. ITe adimits doubt as to Florida, and exprosscs the opinion that the Returning-Bourd will return Loufaluna Republican, Iowitt ndds that nothing hopeful has been recclved from the Pacltic Const. His dcesperation is shown from the fact that he claims both Illinols and ‘Wisconsin ns doubtful. Per contra, u gentleman just arrived from Wilmington says that North Corolina has cor- taluly gono Republican, gt The exclteinent and interest {s increoaing, Tho Democrats, upon late dispatches, renew their clalm to Orcgon and South Carollna. NORE AND DETTER. Special Dispaich to The Tridune. ‘Wasnivaroy, D. C., Nov. 8—i p. m,—Becre- tary Chandler has just telegraphed here that North Carolina has gone Republican by 1,500 majority, Maj, Drexel has telegraphed to Europe tlhiat Hayes and Wheeler are cortafnly clected. YIOM (OV. CIAMDERLAIN, Bpecial Dispaich to The Triduns. WasnmoroN, D, C, Nov. 9—7 p, m,—Gov. Chamborlnin telegrapha from Charleston that ho Las carried South Carolina by 6,000 a0V, KELLOGG telegraphs froth New Orleans that Lonlsiana has gone for Hayes, and that the Ropublicans need have no more voncern about it. DISPATOI TO BECRETARY MORRILL. Special Dispateh o The Tvidbune. Wasmixotox, D, C., Nov, 9.—Bccretary Mor- rill has fust recelved (7:80 p. m.) a telogram from North Carolina that the State has un- doubtedly gons Republican. - AGAIN, pecial Dispaich to The Tribuns. Wasmxaron, 1. C., Nov, 0.~Kcogh, of the Republtean Cominittee In North Carolina, tele- graphs that North Carolina has gone Repube lican by a smali majority. CHARLESTON, B. C., DISPATCH, #Special Dispaich to Thie Tribune, WasunagroN, D. C., Nov. 0.—Mr. Worthing- ton, Colloctor of Charleston, telegraphs-«from that clty: *South Caretna gives Hayes 7,000." aoob, A telogram from Richmoud to the Congres- sional Committeo sunounces tho defeat of Goode, Democrat, fn the Norfolk District, by 8. Egar, Republican. ONCE MORN. Two private telegrams from Ralelgh clalm North Carolius for the Republicans. DANGER AHAAD, Bpecial Dispaich o The Tridune. N=w Yonrg, Nov, §.—Tho posting of a bulle- tin at the headquarters of tho Manhattan Club 8t & late hour this afternoon, that Florida had been carried for Hayea by1,800majority, showed that there were somoe Democrats prepared to accopt the eftuation and ackunowledge Gov, Hpyes as the moxt DPresident. 1t i3 evident, too, that they arc mot in the comsplracy 0 capture the Southern Btates by force, which there Is good evidence to belleve waa concocted here last night and Is now belng vigorously attempted. There i great ex- citement over what is understood to bo official information that the Ku-Klux in Florida have wracked one or more traina and destroyed the clection returns being sent to the Capital, and possibly killed the messengers Intrusted with them. What will be the end of all this canuot now bo foreseen. Perhaps this work may bo extended to other Btates. ANOTHER REPORT. Bpectal Dispateh to The Tridune, ‘Wasminetox, D. C,, Nov. 810 p. m.—A dis- pateh received here from New Orleans from one of the editors of the New Orlcans Zimes says that the Stats is eo close that the officlal count will bo neceasary to determine the result, and that in any event thero is a podsibility of a seri- ous disturbance. New Orleans went Democratic by 9,000. ! Y MBAN TO RERP IT." Bpetial Dispalch Lo The Tribune. ‘Wasninoros, D, C.,, Nov, 9—11 p, m.—Ma~ gone, Chalrman of the Btate Domaocratic Com- mittee in Now York, Is represented by tele- grams from that city as having left suddenly tor the Bouth last night. A gontieman who came on the train with him as far as this place reports that ho passed through lers on the 3 o'clock a. m. express for Richmond, Va. A telegram from Louisville at 10 p. m. re- ports that Beck, Watterson, Bayard, Clymer, and Hewitt of New York will leave there to- night on n spccinl traln for New Orleans. A well-known Democrat telegraphs here to- nighl from the lntter city that there s a flne chance of a row there, ns the Republicans claim the State, and say they mean to keep it. THI DENOCRATS DESI'ONDENT, Special Dispatch to The Tridune, ‘Wasmxarox, D. C., Nov. %.—Tho only place in town to-night where therc has beeh any cn- thusinsm is sbout tho headquarters of the Con-. gresslonal Republican Cominittee. Throughout the evening dispatches of the most enconraging character have been recoived from Louisiana, Bouth Carollna, and Florida, and the large crowd present was kept in excetlent spirits, At all places whero the Democrats have gathered for returns thers bas been incrensing despond- ency. No dispatches of a reassuring charmter reached them, and at 10 o'clock the crowds in attendance had become very thin and quiet. The most depressing news for thom were the varfous dispatehes which the Republicans recetved clatm- ing North Carolina. Republicans here who are fully ncqualnted with the varlous countics In that State eay that the figuresprinted thismorn- g have au exceedingly favorable aspect for tho Republicans. 3 The night closes where lnst night ended, ex- cept that the Republicans are claiming 185 votes for Hayes with more confldence, and the Demo- crats have received nothing which enables them 90 dspute it, FLORIDA'R GOVERNOT. Special Dispatch to The Tribune. Now Y ouk, Nov. ).—Gen. Danlel E, Sickles sald to-dny that the Governor of Florlda was a Republlcan, and a one-armed soldler, who had been under fire, and would know how to defend thohanest vote of the people of Florida against any influence which might be brought to bear on the Returning Boagd. He had great confidence in the dlspatch scnt by the Governor of Florida, which confirmed the newa of a Republican vies tory by a safc majority, The T¥mes will say to- morrow: *“Though the oflicial returns, which would place the matter beyond controversy, have not yet been received, thero 1 no ressonable doubt that Gov. llayes has been olected President. All our special re- Eoru recefved during the past twenty-four ours from tho dountful Bfates fn the Bouth point to the conclusion that they have gone Re- publican. Whon the ofliclal count hias been completed it will be scen cxactly how Iarge the majoritics are, but at Pmout they can only bu csthnated. Our latest dispatchies give Repub- lcan majorities in Florida, in South Carolina, ond {n Loulsiana, Late roportafram North Carolina show Republican ei;nluu. Wisconsin had been persistently med - by the Democrats, hut they: have conceded the State now, and it stands unchalleuged In the Repub- lean column, The dispatches from Oreean and Nevada also confirm the -previous roports of 1,000 to 1,500 Republican mnjudg fn_Oregon, and 1,000 !'{cpubllunn majority in Nevada. Our Iater dispotchics make some changes fn our record of the membership of the next Congress, but they nearly counterbalance each other, and thereforé do not change the aggregato result. The figurcs now staud: Republicans, 1443 Domocrats, 146} to be elected, EUOM DEMOCRATIN SOUCES, pectal Dispasch to Th . WASHINGTON, D, €. Nov. 10.—The Demo- crats at midnight are verv jubilant over a dls- pateh just recelved from Peltou, Tilden’s Secre- tary, which says the Republicaus of the New *York Committec concede the electionof Tilden, and that the Democrats have earried North and South Caroilna, Loulsiang, and Florida. Bena- tor Howe Is repreaented to bave telegraphed to- nigit that ft I8 quite_probmble that the Demo- crats lave carried Wisconsin, This report Is from Dewocratic sources. . ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC REPORT. New Yong, Noy, 9.—Dlspatchics recelved at the Democratle Headquarters cladm Florida, Loufstuna, and North Carolina, for the De- movracy. TILDEN CALLED OUT. To-night Gov. Tildon spoke as follows to o large number of persons who collectod In front of his houso tu congratulate bim: Frrrow-Citizexa: 1 thank you for tho Interost you show in the reanits of the electton, Youdo ot expect mo to make & speech to-might, Follows citizens, 1 bid you guod night. IANDOLVI'S ABSRATION. New Yonrk, Noy. 9.—Senator Randolph spoko s fullows {u front of thy Everctt Housu: FrLLOW-CiTizENs: -Aftor the suspenso in which you have been kept for the last two daye, 1 have now great pleasure in unnounclnim you that from ddispatches recolved to-day we know for certain that tho. Democracy have carricd tho States of South Caroling, Loulsinus, and Florida, CONFLICTING OPINIONS. New Yoni, Nuv, f.—"Tho 7lmes consliers the clection of llu)‘cn beyond all doubt, aud says the Republlcaus bave carried South Carolina by 8,000, Louislana by 8,000, and Florlda by 2,000, The Sunand World continue strouj fn the belfef that Tilden s elected, CONSIDERS UAYRS BLECTED, New Youtg, Nov, 0.—The Tribune situntion as_unchanged, aud still consids Hayea elected by one vote, NORTI CAHOLINA, New Yonrg, Nov, 8.—1he Commercial says: “Bcnator Frelinghuysen hasreceived s dispateh, stating that the Republicans have carrjed North Carotiua.” s the crs | — LOUISIANA. THE WIITE LEAGUR WITH THE DEVIL, Special Dispaich o The Tribune, New OnLpans, La,, Nov, 0—10:80 p. m.—An official dispatch to United Statca Marshal Pit- ken, from Madlson Parish, one of the strong Iepublican parishes acccasible by telozraph, where tho voto Laa been counted and a Repub- lican majority of 2,150 obtained, states thut, since tho count, the Democrata have scized sevoral of the ballot-boxes, which, with their vontents, have been destroyed. ‘This plan will” probably bo sdopted in Republican strongholas oll over the Btate aa soon a8 McLeavls' advico is known, Dispatchics recelved hera state that Abe How- {tt, df New York, and Watterson, of thio Courier~ Journal, are on thelr way down here. L'l 8herd- dan s needed, A RETROSPECT. Spacial Dispaich o The Triduns, New Onvxans, La, Nov. 910 p. m.—Tho returns from tho country parishcs come in slowly, and are of such a naturo that the votes of tho flve parishes which havo becn the worst Ku-Kluxed during tho prcsont campalgm may affect the result here, and become a matter of very great natfonal importance. It is, thero- fore, doemed proper by your correspondent to enter loto a somewhat lengthy history of the Democratic campaign in this Statc, as it bas acted to some extent wupon ncarly all the parishes, but particularly upon the five referrcd to, wiz.s Ouachits, Marehouse, Fast Felidans, West Feliciana, aud Esst Baton Rouge, "The Btate of Xoulsionsa. sluce ths 10, 1876. emancipationand enfranchisement of the blacks, bas been 7 A STRONGLY AND AS SOLIDLY REFUDLICAN 8 Massachusetts, Tllinals, or Maine. In 1803, under military auspices, It cast an overwhelming Republican vote for Governor, and the Demoe- racy dld not even venture to put {n nomination one of thelr own party, but concentrated thefr votes upon the laty Judge Tallaferro, whose chief clalm to prominence was o bold, unswerving lostility to secession. In the Presidentfal election of that year a aystematic course of murder and Intimidation disfranchiscd nearly every colored man in the Btate, and Uongress promptly set asido that election and placed on record a report of facts which should causc a biush of shame to mantle the brow of every son of Louistana. IN 1872 AxD 1874, In 1873 tho colored voters were disfranchised by fraud—to what extent the vote cast this year in untrammeled parishes abundantly shows. In 1874 Inttmidation was again attempted, and was again defeated by tho action of Congress and the President. But It has been left to the Cen- tennial year to develop TUB CHOWNING AGT OF PERFIDY, CRUELTY, AND FRAUD on the part of tho Louistana Democracy. The record discloses crimos committed fn the name of Democracy nnd Reform which searcely falls short of the hfdeous Mountaln Mendow inasea- cre. The census and reglstration statisties of tho State showed a clear majority of colored avor whites of over 40,000. It was notorious that the colored men were a unit m favor of the party which had glven them freedom, civll and political rights, and the means of educa- tion. When the Demoeratic numinating Con- vention met iu Baton Rough on the 27th of June lust, a confidential circular, slzned by the Chalr- man of the Uemocratle State Central Comnit- tee, was circulated among the delegates, which contained, among other insidious advice, thesa BIGNIFICANT PATAGRAPHS: 2. Weo recommend that, in conversations with each other, no gloomy forebodings snail e indaleed in, and that the muu(tul the coming election wall spoken of a6 a foregone conclusion, os ue hdre medn of carrying the election, anit intend to usethem, Tut bo careful to suy and do nothing that can he construed intoa_threat or inthnidution of any character. ) ou cannot convince & negro's reason, but yon can impress him by positive state- ments continunlly repeated, 4. We rccannnend that clubs shail be formed In different scctions of tho parish, of which there ehall bo frequent meetingw, and, ns far aa may be convenicnt, o central meeting of ail the clubss that vceasionally the ward clios should formn at their ecveral pluces of meeting and procecd thence on horeabnek to the centrul rendezvoun, © Euch mect- ings would tead to vroduce harmony, besldes Lelng an oceasion for amusement and inlereating cerc- monies, Proceedings of thia character would hin~ press the negrocs with u sensc of your united strength. ‘They have been taught that they greatly outnumber you, Such meetings would contince them of thelr error, 1IN PURSUANCEO? TIIIS PROGRAMSE, these five strongly Republian parishes, which in 1874 gave on ageregate Republican malority of 8,770 for tho Republican ticket, and in 1872, even secordivg to the count of the foreman of the Democratic Returning Board, went still more strongly Repablican, were dellberately se- lected for tho application of * the means of car- rying the cleczion * which the Democratic party® hud in thelr posscesion. Three of them—East Feliciann, West Feliclana, and East Baton Rouge—wero close to the Mississippl line. The successful adoption of what is now universally known as TIE MISSISSIPFI PLAN in the neighboring State gave an impetus to the prospects of the Democratie leaders, and, with the ready ald of Mlsslsslppt desperadocs, rendered thelr tusk an easy one. Nuachitaand Morchouse Parishes were the st ighold of John McEncry, the representative par excel- {ence of the extreme, uncompromising Bourbon sentiment of the Democratie party, aud at the same tinic the chosen chomplon of Gen, Nich- ols, the Democratic candidate for Gov- ernor. . The still unsctticd controversy ns to whether Mr, McEnery, in a public speech at Mouroe, the parish-seat of Ouachita, did or dfd nat openly mdvise, In tho presence of Gen. Nichols, the assassination of Mr. Packard and other prominent Republicans, will be fresh in recollection, TRE POLLOWING PACT3, at Jeast, arc undisputed: Within o few weeks of Mr. McEnery's speecly, Dr. W, I1. Dinkgrave, the most active white Republlean of the parlsh, was assassinated in broad daylight, in the pres- ence of at least one prominent Democrat, aud the whole Democratic community tacitly concurred {n shielding the murderer from ar- rest. Btill later, two prominent colored leaders were ehot down'on their own thresholds by dis- gulsed white men, under clreumstances recent- 1y so graphically nurrated by the United Statea army oflicer commanding the post. The shoot- ingof a United States Deputy-Marshal while conveving a ballot-bux to une of the strongest Republican precinets of tho parish, and the con- sequent prevention of nui- vote at that poll, was recorded In these disputehies yesterduy, 1N MOREHOUSE, the adjoining [)urllh. the proveedings under the Democratie clreular were equally direst ana effective. Mr. Laws, the leading colared Repub- jcan of the parish, was shot dend only o few days atnce—*'not for political reasons,” us one ,of the New Orleans Democratle papers sald, “though he was a prominent Radical.”” About the samo time a Bastrop }.\Iorchounc) apecinl to the New Orleans Hulietln aunounced: * The trouble near the Ouachita I has been settled by the killme of three negrocs and the wound- ing of several others, Al quiet.” TIE BLEST, The course of cvents in the Fellelanas and East Baton Rouge {s described below. It s perhaps necessary tu add, for the information of readers vutside the State of Luuisiana, that theso five parishcs, so bhrutally overriden and terrorized h&tho Democracy, wiich claims to be the negro's best frlend, were tho only parishes in which, ut the last elcetion, any appreciable colored Democratic vote was cast, ‘Gon, Nichiola did not command twenty colored votes in his own parsh. . TIIR STATISTICA O REGISTRATION and provious votos cast {u these parlshes are ?- pended. The Demueracy now clahin o majority n cach parish. In East Fellclana they cailm a unaniuous vote. s oUACILTA Rozixtration in 1872, under Democratic ane- plcea, whites Colored. ... uermmtlnn In 1874, whites.... . Colored,ves vorverees oo Voto fur Govemnor in Democratic Rutarning KONORR seeresrorineee Vote for Treasurer in 1874, Moncur CIBiuaeeasnsenenires Dubuclot, Ropublican JONENOUSE, miklmlon 101872, under Domocratic aus- p 08 returne oard, Mclinery. ces, white Colored, ... llerhlmlhn in 1874, Colored,eus vie e Yote for tovernor in 1 Democratlc Returning B Kollogg. . vas Yote for Tee Dubuclot.... ‘roturned McEnory BAB"I' PELICIANA. 2, taken under Democratic 1,100 ‘olored.... . ], Yoto for Govornor in 1872, us retirned by % rllfimncrlunlielumlng luard, Mcknery. ellogy. THE UAIL ATROOITY, A year agoJohn Uair, the lcading colored !hg)ubllcuu of this rl-'l, wus tuken away fromn a Sherll’s posse, which had arrested him on & trumped-up charge of polsoning u man still liv- {ng, and was foully mundered, his body being tlled full of bullots. o les burled “on_the road-slde where ke fcll. lils sister, Babe Mathews, (for the colored wemen are active Ilupublhxuwz wus hanged in the Court-Housp yard for cipation in the alloged crime, MURDEIED OR SCOUNRGED. ‘The Bheriff and other parish oflicers were sub- sequently driven out of tho parish by urmed es of tho White Leagucers, und by bunds from bisslssippl, since which timo a “scurc of calored ruen have been murdered, sud hunireds of others whipped, untll every vestigo of Re- publican organization was stamnped out and the ored peoplo reduced to o state of terzarizad | e Chicagon Dailn Teibune, .CHICAGO, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER Aubserviency, to which even thelr former tion of slavery affords no parallcl. THE ELECTION IN BAST PELICIANA THIS Yfr 5" The few white Republicans left in the pié 5 | attempted to put a ticket fn the fleld this f 2, but were waited upon by prominent Demd.. = and were informed that no Republican ff & ¢ would be permftted, The Bupervisor of ¢ Ej tration, whoae fafrness and Integrity is ind .fod hy the entire Deinocratc preas, was run of &jd the election was held 1n violation of }.& e forms of law. At that clection, ns far ='“'ia,l {rom, not one Republican vote was permi be cast, WEST FRLICIANA. of 1872, nnder Democratic l\‘ll\:lcle;q: 2,084 442 1,620 Vote )y the Democratic Returning Boa McEnery ., 320 Kellogg. 1,477 Vate for Tr Moncnra.... Dubuclet, . R, Bimultancouswith tho successful Inauguration of *the Missiseippl pian® In its sister” parist, dAld a reign of terror visit desolation apon the hearthstones of Repubilicons in West Feliclana, Under the pretext that the negroes were stcal- ing cotton from flelds and sclling it to the cotin- try storckeeper, n dozen of atores where colored people conzregated and exchanged thelr pelit- cal viows, were burned, and [n'sosme {ustauces thelr ownors hung. Bodics of White League cavalry, calling themsclves “ Regulators,'” hav- fuer thus scattered or destroyed “the hinck lenl- rs, visited the colored pfln‘)leln thelr tabins and hesltated not at murderswith the imost flendish accessotfes, it order to strike a lasting terror to the entire population of Republican non-combatants. LAST BATOX MOTAE. Registration under Democratic auspicea in 1874, white Vota for Governor in 172, as retnrned by the Domocratlc Returning Bonrd, McEnery. 1,044 2 . After the Misalesippi victory In 1875, the Parlsh of East Baton Rouge promptly put in its claimn for the championship as “the best nigers killing comimunity,” and “rieht well ** the bull- dogers,' a8 they call themsclves, strove tor prominence. A lending Conservative of the parlsh, threc months age (nul new martyrs to Republicanlsm havesinee been added tathe score, cstimated the number of slain colored 1ien ane women at over ten, while no esthmato was re- turned as to the number who had been half ;lmmnglcd Ly hanging or whipped with raw- es. PROMINENT AND WEALTHY PLARTERS have testiflied under oath to the {nnocence of vietims to the criminality of their white perae- cutorss to their efforts to enlist tuc aid of the more_respectable whites for suppressing the horrid _cruaade, and to tnelr fallure beeause of the underlying political motives. On the day tle Democratic Conventlon assembled it was openly boasted that the last remaining carpet- barger bad been run out of the parlsh, this® Jast represcntatlve of Northern civilization being .\lu{ur Husted, n brother to Bpeaker Hueted of = the New York Assembly, a gallant soldier and a cultivated gentlemau, ngalnst whose good name no breath of mxplu{on had blown, and whoin the Dewmocrats themseives had supported for Parish Judze before the hope of o *Solld Bouth " secmed to them a realizablo fact. The Hon. W. G. Lane, Republican Representative, had but a few days befure Leen assailed in his hotel bedroom by an armed band, but he suc- cessfully repelled his would-be assassins, kill- Ing one” aunl woundln&r others. On the killed man no ivquest was held, the Coroner belng warned that an attempt to make a proces ver- bal would cost him his life. PIVE AT ONCE. A few wecks auterlor, llve negroes were hanged to their own gate-posts, and, although they were subsequentiy burfed under ofiielal =urcrvla!on, the public hns yet to learn that the uflicial dared to dusobey the bulldozers' man- dato to mako no record of the fearful tragedy, Thuse are but spechimens of the crimes which * punctuate the political listory of this parlsh for the past year, THE QUESTION, will soon arlsc as to whether the votes of these two parishes, and those of other Ku-Kluxed - loealitics, shall be counted necording to the lay of Louisiaha and all the cquitics.” They can't be. This city is now, however, olmost at a white-heat, nid b is threatcned that uulces these votes arc counted the hives of white Re- gllhllvnm shall pay the forfeit, and Loulsiana ¢ made THAE ANTE-ROOM 70 ELL. News has been recelved here that the election ofticers of Ouachita Parish will nut be allowed Ly the White Leagues to come down to the city where they can make o statcinent {n regurd to the electfon there, where a Duputy United States Marshal wos shot on his way to one poll, and eleetion officers forelbly prevented arom opening another, Gen. Aupur hns been re- yuestea by Gov, Kellogg to order an cscort of twao soldiers to accompany any State or Federal ollicers who oy desire to leave Ouachits, which has been pranted, EIGI'T THOUSAND MAJORITY CLAIMED. Spectal Dispatch to The Tridune. NEW Yoik, Nov, b.—A special to the Times Irom A. Dumont, Chalrman of the Republican State Committec of New Orleans, savs Packard comes to the city with 16,000 wajority, beiug 8,000 in exvess of the Democeatic” majority i the city. The hieavy Republlean parishes are now coming in, and the leading Democrats hicre admit they are beateu desplte thelr vivlence in Quachita,” Moorchuuse, Richland, and East Felleisna, HELL TO IR ORGANIZED, Bpecial Dispatch to The Tribune. NEW OnLzass, Li, Nov. 0.—A_dlapatch has been_received here from John R. Mel.can, of the Cincinnatl Euguirer, and published in the FEyening Democrat, which has had the effoct which It was intended it should have to inter f?' tho pufimlnr excitement, It reads as follows: s Everything depends on Loulstana to clect Tilden. The Northern Demnocracy pray that you Wl not permit us to be counted out.” Thers {8 scarcely a doubt that Louislona hos given over 5,00 Republiean muajurity clear of the Ku-Kluxed parishes. v the Festern Jixsoctated I'yras, GOV, KBLLOG CONFIDENT. Nrw OrLEANS, Nov. 8—1:18 p. m.—To John 4. Loqnu United_ States Senator, or A, C, Inb- cock, Chalrman Republican Central Commilies, Grand Pacific Hotel, Chicago: Could not reply last night. The rcturns are all favorable, ex- copt in the fivo bultdozo lepnblican parishes, where we got 4,000 majority even In 1834, after the White Lcuf;ue riots. “Theee paristica were pleked out aml ralded, the uilleers of clection aud the colored people overawed, snd things generally smushed. The record 1 awful, and one that vven Tilden dars wot detend, Tho Democrats bers are gencrally silent regarding them, and oudy lope that they can deprive us of our legitimate - maforities in these parishes, The Demuerasde Com- mittee clalm, North, that they have warried those parishics by abont 4,000 majority. 1t is upon this that, thoy chiefly predicate thefr claims of success, From pretent indications wo shall bo able to heat them, In spite of this most nutrageous and preposterous clalm. Tho colured people have voted solld in all these parishes, and many whites have voted for Huyes. Assumption Parleh, tho home of Nichols, the Demucrutic candidate for Governor, and always o Dewmoeratic parish, gives us neurly 300 ma- fority. Groat stress was lald on this parish that the colored people would vote for Nichols, Al- most every colored man voted for Hayes aud Packanl, “We have guifued largely in every Re- publcan parish heard from exvept the five re- ferred to, and {n several, ke Assumption and Luffourche, reversed the old majoritlea, 1t will require several duysbelore we can know the exact result, as but about twenty purishcs are acvessible by rall or wire, You mayrely that if Tilden depends upou the veto of Loulsluna, Lo will never be President, I believe tho Oppo- sitlon are convinced that we havo carried the Btate fairly. I am in constant recelpt of tele- grams from INinois and other Stutes, and I tele- ;xrixlph you this In -lnihug,‘.l.mnklm: 1t will pructi. SWer 1any o St 4 ’11(3 -‘2;""[‘"" P.)ll{uuoao. A Inter dispateh (3 o'clock p. m.) trom Gov, Kollo‘- to car Baboock, 18 as follows: 4 Nows betterand better, You can bet your bottomn dollar ou Loulsiana for Hayes, d “WiLLuy PfKeLroga. AGAIN. Naw Onuzans, La., Nov, 9.—Cdl, 4. C, Dabd- cock, Chicago: Returns from the. country show large galns ewrrvwhem, except jn ive Republies an parishes, which werel bulldozed. Even with- out thess we bave carricd the Btate, beyond a reasonable doubt. Caddo Parlsh, just in, which went Democratio over 500 in 1874, gives over 1200 Bepublican majorlty. Iboria ‘bariah, just in, which went Democratic in 1874, gives .neg)li 800 maloritv, In this citv wo zaln xiearly & - _Dnless, In view of the exi, enty, the Whita : ; League waglay and assassinato ovr oflicers and deatray the returns, we will show you ICI:I':I, falr, undoubted majority in thlasuglnrfil)'u. ’ W. I’ Karvrogo. RicmytoxD, Ve. Nov. oo X Privaie el Jnat rcmlv‘cd'hcro’lmm.l.:—.i. ‘J: o Democatic zn;fldflfl:}r Licutenant-Governor of Loulsiana, - owy-l,’ slana hes gone Detnocratic by 13,« N MORE DISPATCITES. g 2w YORK, Nov, 9.—The Herald's Loulsiana. #gpeclal says the State hos gono Democratlc by’ 1tz, Democratic . 4000, New York, Nov. 0,—The follow! : received from ‘"cplllb"('.ln hesdqum?l“nbig: § Fifth Avenue Hotel: m(rino!v.. }rs,ellcu'gecn t%le&mp?'zln an follows: “The ;’o- etier than wo expected. easy 80 far as Loufsiana fs couceme?" e LATEST RETURNS, New Onrraws, Nov, 8—Midnight.—Oflctal returns and unoflicial figures made from partial returns and estmates In thirty-five parislics, fn- cluding Orleans, mive the following majoritics: Democratic, 22,180; Republican, 12,211; net Democratic ma; Jor{( y, 9,890, Democrat- Galna: fe, 11,43 Republican, 7.872: net Democratis galn, 4,027, ¢ Doemocrats claim the State by ;,%h t0 15,0005 the Republicaus clalm it by o e ¥ NORTH CAROLINA. PRESS AGENT'S VIEWS. Raveien, N, C., Nov. 9.—Gen. Kilpatrick ar- rived In this city this eventog from ‘Washington. of the Republican State Committee, and other Republicans, at the Yarborough House. Additional returns from the western part of the State continue to show Demoeratic gaine, ‘The countles yet to hear from are Democratic, il;l?m] the majority will certainly reach quite . 1, Keogh, Chalrman of th State Commm'cc. wn:cdennlllu éfnt})‘%‘}“{’filfm imshaiil FLORIDA. 118 BTATE SURE FOR NAYES. Special Dispatch to The Tridune. JACKSONVILLE, Fln., Nuv. 9.—Florida sale for Hayes by not less than 2,000, C. D. Briomax. [Mr. Brigham, the scnder of thio above dis- pateh, was the founder and formally editor of the Pittsburg Commercial, who rotired from buslnessa few years since on account of fil- healtl, and removed to Florida, where he has since resided. Ilis well-kuown reputation for relinbility should give theabove statement great welght. REY WEST. Special Diepateh to The Tribune. WasmNatos, D. C., Nov. 9.—The hopes of’ the Detnocrats fu Florida were based upon mak- ing large gains in Key West.” A report fromn Deniocratic source admits n Republican majority of 1 there. From this the Republicans ara’ confldent that they have carried the State. TIFE KU-KLUX AT WORK. Spectal Dispaich to The Tribune. Nasnua, b, C., Nov. Y.~Uov. Btearns telow fruphu from Florida that {t is probable that the Republicuns have carried the State, but that the Democrats are throwing off and dela) ng trains, and tampering with the rcturns so that tho re- sult §s doubtful, FPROM REPUNLICAN HEADQURTERS. = Zpecial Dispaich to The Tridune. an:\l“' Xs"c:fi.li\'uv.bl}u.-ghu Blc&rcm of tgu Florida opublican Committee tele; tho Tinesas followa: Srapis JAcksoNviLLE, Nov. 0.—Oflicial roturns from nineteen countics report a” Napublican majorlty of L 727, There are twenty countles to heat from, which gava a Democratlc majority in 1874 of 4,151. " Allowing the Democrata thelr majorlty of 1874 and the indlcations arc that it will ‘not be increased. The Hepublleans elect their entire ticket by 1,676 majority. 1f the ro- majuing twenty ‘countlea yet to bo heard from show Kepublican gaina in proportion te the conn- tiea given above. Gov. Hayea' mojority will be at loast 2,200, Jeflerson County gave in” 1874 a Tte- plilican majority of 350, The oficial returs from. hile county are not yet {n, but the majority will be 100 better. The Republicans have certaiu- Ile is now closeted with T, B. Keogh, Chalrman | 1y carricd the State by o handsome majority, and g wo ** Hold the fort.” Florlda greets the nation. - and conducts Hayes to the White House. + * PerenJoxes, semu’? Republican State Committee. T the Destern Associated Press, .+ VIOLENCE THREATENED. New Yonrs, Nov, 9.—The foliowing has_boen recelved from the Natlonal Republican Head- quarters at the Fifth Avenue Hotol: Gov, Btearns, of Florida, tolegraphs to-day from ‘I'allahasse us follows: “Thera is no doubt of our majority in this State if we can sccure an honest canvass, The indications are that violenca is to be freely resorted to, 80 as to pro- vent any returns froul remote pointa fn the in- teriur. "Our spucixl train from Tallshassc last. night, for Chattahoochle, to collect returns from the Western countics, was Ku-Kluxed o few miles west of liere, and the train thrown frum the track, which waa torn up and block- aded In several places.’” i A PEW PIOURES. Key Wesr, Fla.,, Nov. 0,—All tho precincts of Key Weat glvu. 070 for THden and 976 for Hayes, Fort Myers preciuct gives 22 for Tilden and 1for Hayes.” The only precinct not heard from will probubly cast its”entire vote of ‘about . 40 for Tilden, naking tho probable Democratia wnajority in the county 04, In 1874 tho voto of the county jor Congressman was, Democratie, 0693 Republican, 659, VARIETT, . Lage City, Fin, Nov. 8.—The returns re- ceived up to 10:30 this morning show Demo- errtle zalns, but leave the Stato still in doubt. It {s thought thut the actual count will be nee- casary to determine tho result, The Democruts estimate thelr majority at 2,500, and the Repub- licans thelrs at 1,500 New ORLEANS, La., Nov. 0—10:80 p. m.— Dispatches received from Florlda Indicata o Demnocratie majorlty of 1,200 {n that State. KETUIINS DELAYRD. Savanwain, Go, Nov. 0.—A rallrond disaster in Florida cuts off the clectlon rotuens. Wasminatoxn, D, C., Nov. 0.—The lnllaw&nfi dispatch was rccclveJ here at 3 o'clock morning: > BAVANNARL, Ga., Nov, 8—2a. m.—Communi« catlon {8 cut off from Middlo and West Florida. The railroad and telegraph were injured by I‘Ilqhtnh:g. A large number of votors wers on ic train, New Yong, Nov. 0—13:50 ‘? m.~Doth Gov. Stearns and Congressman Purman tclegraph from Florida that the State is sure for Hayes. Laks Ciry, ¥la, Nov. 0—1:80 p.. m.—A steamboat is expectod at Pulatka this afternoon, bringing roturns from the prcr 8t. John River countica. Doth parties still claim the State Notling {8 positively known as to the result of, the State. SOUTII CAROLINA. - . COLUMDIA SPECIAL. Special Dispatch (o The Tribune. PuiLADELINIA, Nov, §—A Columbla, 8. C., spevinl to the Timea, dated 0:30, says tho latest figures give Hampton 873 majority, At Repub- lican headquarters it s claimed that Chamber- | laln bus 8,000 majority, excluding Edgefield County, which ths Republicans eay wlil ba . thrown out by the Board of Canvassers. All quict throughout tho Btate, TIIB DEMOCRATS WEAKBNING, CuanvestoN, 8. C., Nov, 9.—Complete ro- turns from Collcton and partial from Charless ton Counties indicato that Hampton has carried - Bouth Carolina by from 1,700 to 1,900 ma)orit; ‘The Democrats galu soven Senators and thirty. four lwrrmeuuuvu, glving them a_ suro ma< jurity of one on joint ballot, sccuring the United * tates Benator in place of Robertson. The votu for President is etill clost. Tha Democratic Comimnitteo are coufident of a small majority for Tilden ANOTHER DISIATON PROM CHAMDEMLAIN, The Tridu: Ipecial [ e, New Youk, Nov, =i n—A Lhmes’ spe clal from Gov. Chamberlain at Columbly, 8. C., says: ' Tue oflicial count is recelved from only nille counties out of thirty-two. Thess nino counties, together with the most accurate at- tainable cstimates and reports from remainlng counties, givo not less than 8,000 Republicun ma) cu::{. Democratic dispatches arc based on their eatimatea of countles not omdfll}' return- and cannot bo true except by great fraud re- sulting from causes which will "defoat all such spparont results, Wo do not fear reduction bo- low the above figurcs on & flnal and honeat vots snd count.” .. WISCONSBIN. 7 . run pors axxious. . Bpecial Dispatch to The Triduns. Fonp pu. Lia¢, Wis, Nov. §,—All day the telegraph-offica has been besiced Ly deuso ‘crowds to learn tho latest eleetlon returns. Repuhlitans went homo last night discoursged, but to-day both parties have been about equally canfdens and doubttul, Yarge sums havo beems . \